Spring's Here
News From Lindbergh
By Joan Darling
Well, we've come through the Ides of March with no ill happeningânow we look forward to spring. Judging from the mud we have around here now, maybe spring isn't too far off. Someone will see a gopher or a crow soon and we'll know we've made it over the hump for another year.
Our thoughts for the present are with young Jon Morris and Hardy Lawrence, both 15 year old boys who were recently hit by a car while they were riding on a power toboggan. Both boys are in an Edmonton hospital â each with a badly broken leg. We've been assured that, even though it's going to be months of long rough going, both boys will come out walking. Jon is the son of Ross and Georgina Morris. Ross is one of our shift engineers.
The 1972 Windsor Club regional playoffs ended this winter's cribbage tournament on Saturday, March 11. Nineteen groups with 244 players took part and approximately 4750 games were played during the season. Local group winners were Windsor Club Unit A (Ladies) 1st â Lily Seal, 2nd â Alice Young, Windsor Club Unit B (Men) 1st â Joe Young, 2nd â Ken Palamarek, Lindberg â 1st Hazel Hoard, 2nd â Jim Young, Spring Park â 1st Glen Cinnamon, 2nd â Inez Smith, Ferguson Flats-1st âNeil Nelson, 2ndâEdward Nelson. Winners from as far away as Edmonton competed in the regional playoffs with the final winner of the Chemical Workers Trophy being Joe Young of our local Windsor Club Unit B.
Lily and Ronald Seal celecelebrate their 25th Wedding Anniversary on April 1st. Their friends have planned a party for them that evening at the curling rink.
The group that travelled to Belle Plaine for a curling weekend really enjoyed the marvellous hospitality shown them by the people of Belle Plaine. Bea and John Williams, Ken and Joan and Palamarek, Rhoda and Bob Lorenson, Elaine and John Zayonce made up the group and, although they didn't come home with the inter-plant plaque, they all en j o y e d themselves immensely.
We welcome Don and Jeanette Maltais and 5 year old son Donald to the town site. Don is a 2nd class engineer and has started to work in the power house. We hope you will enjoy being with us.
The bashful bagger.
That proves it! We make salt blocks.
Its beautiful and it loads salt.
